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Ophthalmic system and method for clinical device using transcleral illumination with multiple points source

Laforest, Timothé  
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Moser, Christophe  
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Kunzi, Mathieu  
2020

An ophthalmic illumination and imaging system with transscleral / transpalpebral illumination of the eye fundus comprises a light-delivering device with a plurality of emitting areas; each of the emitting areas being configured to be independently controllable and directed towards the sclera of the intended eye to measure, providing transscleral oblique illumination of the eye fundus; an active eye aberration correcting system; and an imaging system configured to create multiple images of the eye fundus on multiple imaging sensors.

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EPO Family ID

69467577

Author(s)
Laforest, Timothé  
Moser, Christophe  
Kunzi, Mathieu  
Note

Alternative title(s) : (fr) Système et procédé ophtalmiques pour dispositif clinique utilisant l'éclairage transcléral avec de multiples sources de points

TTO classification

TTO:6.1588.3

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AVP-R-TTO  
LAPD  
IdentifierCountry codeKind codeDate issued

US2022248952

US

A1

2022-08-11

JP2022512391

JP

A

2022-02-03

EP3893715

EP

A1

2021-10-20

CN113271840

CN

A

2021-08-17

WO2020121243

WO

A1

2020-06-18

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July 2, 2020
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